D. It is contrary to itself, being impossible of infliction.

E. It is contrary to God's character of perfect Wisdom, Power, Justice and Love.
F. It is contrary to Christ's ransom — corresponding price — which was yielded up by death not by eternal tor- ment.
G. It is contrary to a sound mind, making its advocates unreasonable, and its dupes in many cases insane.
H. It is contrary to experience, which shows that not it, but another penalty is inflicted.